Arbor Eden Eco Retreat
Land for sale, shown from above: the drone 360 carries the lot plan, with every lot’s number and size drawn over the real terrain and sold lots marked, so a buyer can choose before they travel.
360° photography by YouSee360. Full tours: Arbor Eden Eco Retreat
A 360° tour that sells land
Every parcel is outlined over the drone view and coloured by availability. Tap a lot to fly over it, stand on the ground in 360°, and send a WhatsApp enquiry about that exact lot.
- Lot outlines traced over the drone 360°, colour-coded available, reserved or sold
- Fly over any lot, then stand on it at ground level in 360°
- “Ask about parcel 12” opens WhatsApp with the lot, its size and status already written
- The owner marks lots sold from any phone; every visitor sees it instantly
- Built for phones, tablets and desktop, portrait or landscape, in English and Spanish
Tap to launch. Pick a parcel from the list or tap one on the map, then try “Fly over” and the ground views.
What this property needed
For an eco retreat the setting is not the backdrop to the offer, it is the offer. Someone choosing Arbor Eden is choosing to be in a particular kind of place, and the accommodation is only one part of what they are buying. That makes conventional property photography a poor fit: a room photograph deliberately crops out everything around the room, which is precisely the part that matters here.
How we captured it
We captured the accommodation and the grounds, then built a tour that moves between them continuously — cabin to trail to surroundings — so the relationship between the built and the natural parts of the property is preserved rather than edited out. Information hotspots sit on the property so a visitor can understand what they are looking at without a caption underneath.
What we delivered
- 360° photography of accommodation and grounds
- Interactive tour connecting interior and exterior
- Information hotspots on the property
- Embeddable tour for booking pages
The problem this solves
For an eco property the setting is the offer. A tour that moves from cabin to trail shows what a room photo leaves out.
How the tour gets used
The tour is embeddable, which is the point: it is designed to sit on the booking page where the decision is actually made, not in a separate gallery a visitor has to go looking for. A guest deciding between eco properties can compare what the places genuinely feel like instead of comparing two sets of similarly-styled photographs.
Common questions
The accommodation and the surrounding grounds, connected in a single interactive tour that moves between interior and exterior, with information hotspots on the property.
Because for an eco retreat the grounds are the product. A tour that stops at the doorway leaves out the reason someone chose the property.
Yes — it is delivered as an embeddable tour intended for exactly that placement.